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Programs and prices · Updated October 2026

Surrogacy cost in Ukraine — 2026 programs and prices.

The cost of surrogacy in Ukraine with Militta in 2026 is $41,500 – $48,500 for the Basic program and $57,300 – $68,000 for the Guaranteed program. Below: what each tier includes, what is quoted separately, and how payments are protected.

Basic program
$41,500 – $48,500
Guaranteed program
$57,300 – $68,000
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Reviewed by Nana Katorcha (COO, Militta) · Yulia Azarova (Head of Reproductive Technologies, Militta). Last updated October 2026.
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Basic program · Ukraine
$41,500 – $48,500
Program fee range. The exact figure within the range depends on your medical situation and is confirmed in writing before any contract.
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Quoted separately, if they apply to you
  • PGT-A genetic testing of embryos
  • Donor eggs or donor sperm
  • Additional IVF cycle
  • Twin pregnancy
  • Apostille and translations
  • Your travel and accommodation

Quick answer: how much does surrogacy cost in Ukraine?

Militta runs two program tiers in Ukraine. The Basic program costs $41,500 – $48,500. The Guaranteed program costs $57,300 – $68,000. These are the program fees used in Militta contracts, not “from” teaser numbers. The exact figure within each range depends on your medical situation and is fixed in a written quote before you sign. Add-ons that apply to your case, such as PGT-A genetic testing, donor gametes, apostille and your own travel, are quoted separately.

What is included in the program fee

Every Militta Ukrainian program at the Basic tier includes, as a minimum:

  • IVF cycle: ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, ICSI.
  • Embryo culture and embryo transfer to the surrogate.
  • Surrogate compensation for the full pregnancy.
  • Surrogate monthly allowance and medical insurance.
  • Prenatal monitoring, ultrasounds, routine blood work.
  • Delivery at a partner hospital.
  • Notarised surrogacy contract and legal representation.
  • Ukrainian birth certificate listing both intended parents (Art. 123 Family Code).
  • Case-manager coordination for the entire program.

Program tiers compared: Basic vs Guaranteed

ProgramFeeWhat it means
Basic$41,500 – $48,500The full program as listed above with a defined number of embryo transfers. Further attempts, if needed, are quoted separately.
Guaranteed$57,300 – $68,000The program continues until a live birth. Repeat embryo transfers and, if necessary, a replacement surrogate are part of the program rather than additional charges.

Quoted separately

The following items are not in the program fee. Each one is priced individually in your written quote, and only if it applies to your case:

ItemWhen it applies
PGT-A genetic testingRecommended over maternal age 35 or after recurrent miscarriage.
Donor eggsDiminished ovarian reserve or medical indication.
Donor spermSevere male-factor infertility.
Additional IVF cycleIf the first cycle does not produce viable embryos.
Twin pregnancyApplied only if a twin pregnancy is confirmed.
Apostille and translationsRequired for embassy processing of the birth certificate.
Intended-parent travel and accommodationTypically two trips to Ukraine: for IVF and around the birth.

Surrogate compensation

Surrogate compensation is the largest component of the program fee. It covers her fixed compensation, monthly allowance, medical insurance, maternity clothing and nutrition, and where required accommodation during the third trimester. It is part of the program fee and is never billed to you separately.

Compensation terms are reviewed by an independent attorney to ensure compliance with Ukrainian law and fair treatment. A program built on significantly lower surrogate compensation is a red flag, both ethically and practically: low compensation correlates with poor screening and higher drop-out rates.

Included in the program fee: notarised contract, Ukrainian birth certificate, transfer of custody. Quoted separately: apostille, translations, consular fees charged by your home country embassy, and any jurisdiction-specific post-return administrative procedures (e.g. re-registration in your home country civil registry).

Hidden fees to watch for

A short checklist of traps that have caught real families in the past, with other providers:

  • “Additional medical costs” phrased vaguely without an enumerated cap.
  • No C-section terms upfront. Confirm how a medically indicated C-section is handled in the contract.
  • NICU surcharges. Confirm in writing what the insurance covers.
  • Nanny fees post-birth. If you cannot travel immediately, ask how newborn care is handled and priced.
  • Per-diem penalties if you arrive late for birth.
  • Surrogate drop-out re-start fees. In a Guaranteed program a replacement surrogate must be included without additional charge.

Militta contracts enumerate every possible additional charge in the “Schedule of Fees” before signing. If an agency won't do this, walk away.

Payment schedule and escrow

The program fee is not paid upfront. It is split into instalments tied to documented milestones: contract signing, IVF cycle start, surrogate match, confirmed pregnancy, trimester checkpoints and delivery. The exact schedule is part of your contract.

Funds are held in escrow and released only against documented milestones. This protects both sides: intended parents never pay for work that has not occurred, and the surrogate, clinic and legal partners are paid on time.

How to read a surrogacy quote

When you compare offers, make sure every quote answers four questions: which tier it is and how many transfers are included; what happens if the first transfer fails; which add-ons are already in the number and which are not; and how payments are protected. A Militta quote answers all four in writing.

How does it compare to other destinations?

DestinationStarting fromUp to
Ukraine$41,500$68,000
Georgia$52,500$82,500
ColombiaWritten quote
MexicoWritten quote
USAWritten quote

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Ukraine · Legal status: watch — recent or pending changes
This page is informational and does not constitute legal or medical advice. Surrogacy and IVF laws change. Militta always confirms the current legal framework with local counsel before onboarding a case — please do the same via a free consultation.
Last reviewed by the Militta team: April 2026. For the authoritative answer for your personal situation, book a free call.
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Surrogacy cost in Ukraine — frequently asked questions

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Militta offers two program tiers in Ukraine. The Basic program costs $41,500–$48,500 and the Guaranteed program costs $57,300–$68,000. The exact figure within each range depends on your medical situation and is confirmed in a written quote before you sign anything.

The Basic program covers the IVF cycle, embryo culture and transfer, surrogate compensation and monthly allowance, prenatal monitoring, delivery at a partner hospital, the notarised surrogacy contract, legal and notary fees, and the Ukrainian birth certificate naming both intended parents. Apostille, your own travel and optional genetic testing are quoted separately.

The Guaranteed program in Ukraine costs $57,300–$68,000. It continues until a live birth: repeat embryo transfers and, if necessary, a replacement surrogate are part of the program rather than additional charges. It is the right choice if you want outcome certainty for a fixed price.

Surrogate compensation, her monthly allowance and her medical and insurance cover are part of the program fee. They are not billed to you separately and are paid to the surrogate through escrow against milestones.

The most affordable Militta program in Ukraine is the Basic program from $41,500. Offers materially cheaper than this on the market usually mean missing insurance, missing legal work or weak surrogate screening, all of which translate into serious risk for intended parents.

Two levers drive the range: the program tier (Basic or Guaranteed) and the add-ons that apply to your case, such as PGT-A genetic testing, donor eggs or donor sperm, apostille and your own travel. Two families on the same tier can legitimately land at different totals.

A Basic program in Ukraine starts at $41,500, roughly a third of a comparable US program. The USA offers US citizenship for the child and decades of case law; Ukraine offers direct birth-certificate parentage at a fraction of the price.

Militta programs use milestone-based escrow. The program fee is split into instalments tied to documented stages such as contract signing, IVF start, surrogate match, confirmed pregnancy and delivery. The schedule is part of your written contract.

There should not be. Militta lists every possible additional charge in writing before any contract is signed. Be cautious of programs that vaguely reference “additional medical costs” without enumerating them or do not address twin pregnancy and C-section in the contract.

Yes. Every Militta program includes medical insurance for the surrogate covering prenatal care, delivery and standard post-natal recovery. Always ask to read the actual policy, not just a summary.

Donor eggs are quoted separately on top of the program fee. The price depends on the donor profile, open or anonymous donation and the number of oocytes. See our egg donation page and request a written quote for your case.

Travel is not part of the program fee. Most intended parents make two trips to Ukraine, one for IVF and one around the birth. Your budget depends on your point of origin and comfort level; we will help you plan it during the consultation.

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